Recovery Month Programme of Events 2026
Voices of Recovery - From September 1st – 30th
The Voices of Recovery’ focuses on real stories and quotes from past clients. Each week a story or quote will be shared from a past client about their time and experience at Tabor Group across our social media and online channels.
Cork & Kerry Recovery Walk - Sunday 6th September
Tabor Group is proud to support the Cork & Kerry Recovery Walk, in partnership with the Recovery Academy, as part of this year’s Recovery Month celebrations.
We’re inviting you to walk with us from Grand Parade to Fitzgerald’s Park, in a powerful show of solidarity, support, and hope for everyone impacted by addiction. The walk will begin at 12pm, followed by a Family Fun Day in Fitzgerald’s Park until 3pm with music, games, entertainment, and more.
Let’s walk together to reduce stigma, raise awareness, and celebrate the strength and resilience of those on the path to recovery.
To register to walk with Tabor Group, email sodonoghue@taborgroup.ie to receive a Tabor Group T-shirt – a powerful symbol of unity, hope, and support for recovery.
Wear it proudly as we walk together to reduce stigma, celebrate recovery, and promote wellness in our community.
Gratitude Meeting - Monday 7th September
Tabor Group will host a special edition of our Monthly Gratitude Meeting to mark the beginning of Recovery Month. This uplifting gathering will bring together past clients, alumni, and staff to reflect on the power of gratitude in recovery. Through shared experiences, stories of hope, and moments of connection, we celebrate progress and acknowledge the strength it takes to walk the path of recovery.
Mercy Hospital Addiction Services information Day – Tuesday 15th September
As part of International Recovery Month, Mercy University Hospital is hosting an Addiction Services Information Coffee Afternoon on Tuesday, 15 September 2026. The event will bring together addiction and recovery organisations to share information about the supports and services available across Cork. Tabor Group will have an information stand at the event, providing an opportunity to engage with hospital staff, patients and visitors and raise awareness of our treatment, recovery and family-support services.
Why Is Gambling Becoming So Difficult to Escape? - Wednesday 30th September
A conversation with Danny Buckley of ADHD Now, hosted by Brian O’Connell followed by Panel Discussion on ‘Why Is Gambling Becoming So Difficult to Escape?
As part of Tabor Group’s Recovery Month programme, we invite you to join us from 2.30pm at Vertigo, Cork County Hall, for our fourth Annual Recovery Conference.
This year’s conference will explore one of the fastest growing and often most hidden forms of addiction in Irish society: Gambling.
Hosted by RTÉ journalist and broadcaster Brian O’Connell, the event will begin with a podcast-style conversation with Danny Buckley, co-founder of ADHD Now.
